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Scid is a chess database application (cross-platform, for Unix/Linux and Windows) with many search and database maintenance features.
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Generic Collectible Card Game is a multiplayer multiplatform implementation of a card game engine. The card game engine is designed to be of general purpose core for several modules each defining the game specific behaviour.
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Retaliation
Original turn-based strategy wargame & boardgame
Do you enjoy the fun of playing Risk but you've often felt limited by its simplicity? Are you curious about wargames but daunted by complex rules and extreme realism? Then Retaliation is the game for you: easy to learn, fast to play and yet challenging and never repeating. Retaliation is being developed both as a boardgame and as a computer game. The Scenario editor has been developed and made available as open source. The AI editor is being developed. A new Retaliation game, with... -
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ArdReil is a multiplayer, multiplatform, networked strategy game of galactic conquest and resource management, providing opportunities for diplomacy, betrayal, cunning, and cooperation. Unite the Galaxy - preferably under your own flag.
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